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Silent night. He was temporary in the Raróg’s herd. For a day, at best, just trying to recover from the stress of almost being captured. And then left, without a word. He saw that Raróg wanted to add something, but seeing that Czart just wanted to leave - he let him. Czart left in silence, looking back at the sleeping herd. He felt jealous. He felt bad for attacking Raróg earlier, but I guess that is how he felt he can gain more companions. He failed at that, and now he was alone, yet again. Silent night. Snow was pelting his face, he needed to flatten his ears to his head and press on, with almost shut eyes. He sighed, pressing on and walking on wards, to find a shelter in this snow storm. It was hard, but he did not want to look again in Raróg’s and his herd judgmental eyes. Many eyes, foals eyes at that. He sighed. Looking at his actions, he was a moron. The biggest idiot in Cottonwood Valley, if you will. The snow was cracking under him, making him shiver and jump a little, when

Frosty wind was humming through the forest, while Strzyga was taking a walk with Raróg. They were talking about recent events, about what will happen with Grzenia and with her foal if everything goes right. They were bickering about their future name, finally agreeing that the baby's mother would name it, not the herd or the herd leader. After some quick fun in snow, covering each other with snow and snorting, they noticed the black and white mare. Strzyga got all excited. “OOO! That’s the mare I was telling you and the herd about!” she yelled, and the unknown mare twitched her ears, noticing Strzyga and Raróg. “Ah. It’s you…” she murmured, squinting her eyes. Strzyga laughed and went forward to meet the unknown mare again. Raróg tried to stop her, but just he shook his heavy head and walked over to the two mares. He greeted the unknown mare, and she just she placed her ears along her black head. “That is…?” she just said, looking at Strzyga. “Oh! That is Raróg, our herd

Raróg and his growing herd decided it is time to relax. Frankly, his herd was just it, relaxing, but this time was special! With Poświt sadly sick, they couldn't afford to do anything harder, like running down the river stream or whatever they were doing. Marzanna while chasing other horses around found a big pile of leaves. So she said to Raróg where that is and where they could have some fun! Raróg being the caring lead he is, he agreed and took Marzanna, Poświt and Grzenia to enjoy the snippets of the last sun this season. While having the fun and all, Marzanna suddenly disappeared. “Hey Raróg!! Look what I found!!” Pearl stallion slowly encountered Marzanna, to see… a praire dog, stuck his bottom ups in a hole. “We should help him, right?” Marzanna asked, looking at Raróg with anticipation. Stallion agreed, while nodding his large head. Using his hooves he dug near a hole, so it will be larger, and prairie dog being free, stayed with Raróg, being scared of what he could